Used Fender stylle fretless neck without lines

SMG · #1 09-14-2010, 01:50 PM

Used Fender style fretless neck. Looks to be an old MightyMite, I think (but not sure...maybe a Chandler or even a Warmouth, don't know). No fret lines, just side dots in standard fretless positions. Has some wear, but not too much. Fender decal and Fender style string tree, but no nut or tuners. One tuner how has the remains of screw stuck in it. Truss rod is a hex that is at heel. A bit dirty, but just needs to be cleaned up. Send email for photos, if interested. Send me email address if you want photos. Thinking about $70shipped.

SMG · #2 09-14-2010, 01:52 PM

And a couple of details...

SMG · #3 09-14-2010, 01:53 PM

heel width is standard 2 1/2"

funkingroovin · #4 09-14-2010, 02:28 PM

Sorry,but I can't quite tell from pics,is that a rounded or square heel?

ojo · #5 09-14-2010, 02:37 PM

PM sent.

SMG · #6 09-14-2010, 09:49 PM

rounded heel, same size and shape as a 72 Fender neck I have

SMG · #7 09-14-2010, 10:18 PM

Several PM's responded to. In answer to a number of questions...
1) The heel is the same size as a '72 Fender P neck I have, so I guess it will fit a Fender pocket.
2) Truss rod seems to work fine. (4mm wrench at the heel)
3) Fingerboard is ebony
4) I don't remember where or when I got it, or if I have ever had it attached to an assembled instrument.
5) It is a Fender style, but not an actual Fender.
6) It is used, and shows some wear.
7) Seems to only have sanding sealer on it, and that is worn off of a small area on the back of the heel.
8) It needs a good cleaning (it has been sitting amongst in a bucket full of project necks for at least the 6 years I have lived in this house and I believe I got it a few years before I moved here.)
9) The numbers and letters on the end of the heel match up with another fretless neck I have. The other neck also has a "made in Canada" stamp on the back of the heel. I suspect the two were made by the same manufacturer. (Who sold Canadian made necks in the 1990's? Who did Godin make necks for prior to marketing their own guitars/basses? I don't know if it is Godin made, but I do know they supplied parts to other companies before marketing their own stuff. Who made Kramer necks in the 1980's? I have heard that most of those were Canadian made.)
10) No known issues beyond what is stated above

maggbass · #8 09-15-2010, 05:01 AM

PM sent

SMG · #9 09-15-2010, 08:39 AM

Neck has been sold!